I defintely don't want to have to write a Highland
pipe jig (typical grace = 1/32) like:
L:1/8
K:HP
{g//}A{d//}A{e//}A {g//e//f//}e2 f | {g//}ec{G//}c {g//e//f//}e2
How about
L:1/8 grace=1/32
K:HP
{g}A{d}A{e}A {gef}e2 f | {g}ec{G}c {gef}e2
Why the quotes?
I'd prefer
L:1/8
Ewan A. Macpherson wrote:
How about
L:1/8 grace=1/32
K:HP
{g}A{d}A{e}A {gef}e2 f | {g}ec{G}c {gef}e2
Seems reasonable. Or maybe just
L:1/8 {1/32}
The format param=value is preferable because it is more flexible
and allows future extensions. And most important, it solves
On Mon 12 Nov 2001 at 07:21PM +0100, Christoph Dalitz wrote:
James Allwright wrote:
I wrote line break because I do not understand the abc guitar chords
only as guitar chords, but more general as arbitrary text printed above
a note. This includes guitar chords, basso continuo figures and
Christoph Dalitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ewan A. Macpherson wrote:
? (In the case that `grace' is not specified we could fall back to,
e.g., a standardized default of `grace=1/8'.
Except for K:Hp or K:HP, where the default should be 1/32 .
Was this the default in the old
Dear abc users and devellopers,
meanwhile all originally planned tablature features are
realised in abctab2ps and I plan to do other music extensions,
mostly in the realm of early music.
Before I introduce some other incompatible set of abc extensions,
I would like to ask the other devellopers
On Mon 12 Nov 2001 at 04:18PM +0100, Christoph Dalitz wrote:
Before I introduce some other incompatible set of abc extensions,
I would like to ask the other devellopers whether and how
they already have addressed some of the following issues.
1) figured bass
Both abctab2p2 and abcm2ps
Christoph Dalitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) rhythm of grace notes
abc supports grace notes, which are printed by abc2ps as eigth notes in
reduced size. A single grace note is printed as an eigth note with an
oblique stroke (ie. a short appogiatura in 19th century context).
While doing
James Allwright wrote:
1) figured bass
Both abctab2p2 and abcm2ps support line breaks (\n) and accidentals
(\# \b \=) in guitar chords; I have adopted the syntax of abcm2ps
in order to be compatible.
I am not sure what a line break character would mean in the context
of a guitar
Tablature
1. Muse supports ABC to fretted instrument tab generation by giving string
information after the duration, using a semicolon to delimit it. e.g. E2;4
Play E for 2 time units on string number 4. On the whole it's only
necessary to give this information for a few notes, the rest can be
Anselm Lingnau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about
L:1/8 grace=1/32
K:HP
{g}A{d}A{e}A {gef}e2 f | {g}ec{G}c {gef}e2
Seems reasonable. Or maybe just
L:1/8 {1/32}
? (In the case that `grace' is not specified we could fall back to,
e.g., a standardized default of `grace=1/8'.
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